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Other / CMOD Cloud Server print to ZOS.
« on: April 19, 2021, 10:33:16 AM »
Hello   We are moving our ZOS CMOD to the CLOUD CMOD.  Our ZOS CMOD utilizes the CMOD Server print functionality, which sends prints to the JES pint spool. 

I am looking for thoughts on weather that print methodology will work in the CMOD Cloud.  Can CMOD Cloud print back to the ZOS JES print spool?

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Report Indexing / Re: PDF Page Piece info - help
« on: August 09, 2018, 11:50:55 AM »
I will take a look at v9.5.0.10

I am loading from Windows -> to ZOS

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Report Indexing / Re: PDF Page Piece info - help
« on: August 09, 2018, 07:33:44 AM »
I did run a load test with DOC compressions set to None and Disabled, and others

I am running on ZOS.... 9.5.0.1

Comp type   Input        Output         Rows
OD77        104964644    98569326         250
OD77         19441637     18070032       100
None         602067          602675          10
Disable      602067         602676         10
Disable      19441645      19445485       100
LZW12      19441649      25353227      100
LZW16      19441634      24814181       100

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Report Indexing / Re: PDF Page Piece info - help
« on: August 09, 2018, 05:26:04 AM »
The PDFs are not compressed, they are just merged together

I merge them to:

1)   treat the load as 1 load instead of multiple loads
2)   hopefully maximize resource stripping and compression when CMOD stores the PDF
 

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Report Indexing / PDF Page Piece info - help
« on: August 08, 2018, 02:02:40 PM »
Hello

I am getting a 1000 PDFs and an Index file.  I can successfully store the 1000 PDFS using the Generic Indexer, it is quick and dirty.  (1000 PDFs, totaling 182MBs, stores in 26 seconds and compresses to 116MBs)

The PDFs also have the Page Piece Info.  So when I run a test using the PDF indexer on a batch of 100 Documents compressed into 1 PDF file (totaling 14MBs, it stores in 73 seconds, and compresses to 18 MBs)

For a batch of 250 documents compressed into 1 PDF file (input PDF is 35 MBs, it stores in 512 seconds and compresses to 99Mbs)

Why are my PDFs drastically increasing their size after they are stored when I am using Page Piece Info?
And why are they taking do long to store?

Before                                              After                  Time
1000 PDFs                        182Mbs    116 MBs              26
1 PDF (100 Documents)    14MBS      18 MS              73
1 PDF (250 Documents)    35MBS      99 MS              512

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Other / Re: Hide Page Piece Dictionary from user
« on: March 29, 2018, 05:20:21 AM »
Some of the data found in the PPD is found on the document, but some is not...

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Other / Hide Page Piece Dictionary from user
« on: March 27, 2018, 10:29:10 AM »
I want to use the “Page Piece Dictionary” and the PDF index to store documents in CMOD.  But, if the user saves the retrieved PDF from CMOD to their desktop, and then opens that PDF with a text editor, the Index elements of the Page Piece Dictionary are now visible to the user.   Is there a way to hide / encrypt / lock down the “Page Piece Dictionary” so that CMOD can still use it, but the user cannot access it?

hide the data below from the user....

PieceInfo <</IBM-ODIndexes <</Private
                                <</DocId(AAA)
                                 /BankNumber(0000000001)
                                 /AcctNumber(00000000000111111111)
                                 /NoticeType(W)
                                 /StmtDate(20120507)
                                >>
                               /LastModified(D:20120619000000Z)
                        >>
                >>

Thanks




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Thank you all for your responses.

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yes the "system load" contains the name of the index file,  not the input file. same as the system log.



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z/OS Server / Tracking the input file name when using the Generic Indexer
« on: February 11, 2016, 08:24:21 AM »
Hello

I am using the Generic Indexer and JCL to call ARSLOAD via the USS (Unix System Services) directory in ZOS to load into CMOD 9.4.0.5. 

The indexing and loading is working fine.

My question is; the “System log” does not log the original name of the input file, is there a way to track the original input file name after it is loaded?

For example:

I am storing the following dataset in CMOD
 FILERST.YEAR05.F1DD.R160201

 After the load, the System log states: (same with System Load folder)

Processing file >/home/#1111/FILERST/FILERST
<Load Version <9.5.0.3>  Operating System <z/OS> <04.24.00>  OS Userid <1111>  Install Location </products/ars/val/> Data(unlimited KB) Stack(unlimited KB) Core(8192 512-blocks) Cpu(5402 seconds) File(unlimited 512-blocks) Nofiles(131072) Threads(0) Processes(0)
Server Version <9.5.0.1>  Operating System <z/OS> <04.24.00>  Database <DB2> <11.01.0000>
Application Group >AGFILERST<
Application >FILERST001-V01<
Storage Set >OAM01<
Storage Node >ONDMD.OAMVAL01.GOV01P01.MOVP001<
Loading started, --UNKNOWN-- bytes to process
OnDemand Load Id = >6755-7-0-7FAA-20050103000000-20051118000000-6756<
Loaded 100817 rows into the database
Document compression type used - OD77.  Bytes Stored = >39895820< Rows = >100817<
Loading completed
Processing successful for file >/home/#1111/FILERST/FILERST<


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Other / Re: Folder Search Spanning Multiple Indexes
« on: April 21, 2015, 05:30:50 AM »
Okay,

We have a batch of documents we want to store:

Document 1:

  Index1: 10001      Let’s call this primary ID
  (No indexes 2 - 15)   Let’s call these Aliases IDs

(Skip a bunch of documents)

Document 56:

  Index1: 10056
  Index2: 10001    (matches Document 1 primary ID)
  (No indexes 3 - 15)   
 
(Skip a bunch of documents)

Document 510:

  Index1: 10510
  Index2: 45754   
   …
  Index15: 10001 (matches Document 1 primary ID)

I would like to create a folder with the field called “ID,” and this field “ID” will be mapped to Index 1 through Index 15, so when the user searches for ID “10001” the hit list would return a list containing Document 1 (because its primary matched), Document 56 (because one of its Aliases matched) and Document 540 (because one of its Aliases matched)

I hope I explained it better thanks.

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Other / Folder Search Spanning Multiple Indexes
« on: April 20, 2015, 11:13:33 AM »
Hello

I have a question about CMOD folder administration. I have a new Application Group that has a document that has 1 guaranteed index (let’s call it Name1) and a possible 15 additional indexes (let’s call these Aliases1 to Aliases15). Is it possible to set up a folder to search for the 1 guaranteed index, as well as the possible 15 additional indexes? 

I am aware to of the CMOD Folder functionally involving “Operator Or” but the documentation states it is limited to 2 fields. 

Any ideas?

Thanks

Operator Or (Folder field mapping type)
You can map the folder field to two fields in each application group that can be searched from the folder. The valid search operators for a field that uses the Operator Or mapping type depend on the field type. However, Between and Not Between are not supported.
You can use the Operator Or mapping type to create an either or search field. For example, assume the reports that you want to query can contain a major and minor account number. The Operator Or mapping type allows users to locate documents that contain either account number. Content Manager OnDemand queries the database by comparing the search value specified by the user to two database fields. If either database field contains the search value, then Content Manager OnDemand adds the document to the document list.

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Why am I getting is error?  I cannot find any documentation anywhere!


OS/390 indexer (ARSZSTDR error_message = ARS0000I ).
(Arsl390 return code is 8).   

these error messages start at ARS0013E

http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/cmod/v8r5m0/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.ondemand.messages.doc%2Fars5m37110.htm




full msg below

arsload: Using /tmp/ars/dev/arstmp for temporary files                         
arsload: Processing file > ET994.MAY13.BD14.MDC.CNNOTICE.PC7.PSK<       
arsload: Load Version <8.5.0.4> Operating System <z/OS> <03.23.00>             
arsload: Server Version <8.5.0.4> Operating System <z/OS> <03.23.00> Database <DB2> <10.01.0005>
arsload: 07/26/13 08:32:58 -- Loading started, 2937 bytes to process           
The following message was returned from the OS/390 indexer (ARSZSTDR error_message = ARS0000I ).
The OS/390 indexer failed with the specified return code. (Arsl390 return code is 8  .   
Loaded 0 rows into the database                                                 
arsload: 07/26/13 08:32:59 Loading failed                                       
arsload: Processing failed for file >ET994.MAY13.BD14.MDC.CNNOTICE.PC7.PSK<
arsload: Processing has stopped.  The remaining files will NOT be processed.   

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z/OS Server / Re: arsload help via UNIX
« on: June 26, 2013, 10:36:10 AM »
Thanks for the input,  I will look in to this.

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z/OS Server / Re: Arstblsp Help.
« on: June 19, 2013, 06:40:47 AM »
Thanks for all your help.  I got it working.

It ended up being permissions.

 >:(

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